reopen the government and end the longest ever government shutdown. already, the story on capitol hill is shifting back to the epstein files, because this morning, house democrats on the oversight committee released blockbuster emails from jeffrey epstein that mentioned president trump by name multiple times. now, the context of these emails is unclear, but here's one of them from epstein to his accomplice, ghislaine maxwell. and it was on april 2nd, 2011. quote i want you to realize that dog that hasn't barked is trump. and then this part was redacted. it went on to say spent hours at my house with him. he has never once been mentioned. police chief, et cetera. i'm 75% there. and maxwell wrote back, i have been thinking about that. republican members of the house oversight giuffre, a prominent epstein survivor who died by suicide in

apartments just feet away. they routinely call police about the noise and crime. [siren] >> calling about the -- they cornered two women out here. they need help. please send the cops. >> but the cops did not come. residents on their own. [shouting] down, it's midnight. we the people need sleep. >> this week protesters brought what looked like a guillotine. some confrontations end with residents getting assaulted. first a bullhorn, then a fist. no arrest was made, despite the injuries. [sirens] >> on this late in late june federal police used tear gas and flash bangs, again, no portland police in site it. came out later in court that one officer told another if it were not ice, we could assist directly. julie parish sued the city to enforce local laws. this is a full on abdication of police duty in a four block radius that impacts some of the most vulnerable oregonians that we have.

uncover her left breast, that's when he had gone crazy. >> the left breast? >> very important clue. >> important because in his last two killings, the monster had cut off the left breast of his female victims. and why did the monster killings suddenly stop in the mid-1980s? pacciani's history offered a sordid explanation for that too. >> he had been in prison for raping his daughters. >> police found another set of clues when they searched pacciani's house. first, an erotic print of a woman, her breast exposed with what looks like a flower between her lips. second, a fine art print. >> they found a reproduction of that famous painting by botticelli, the primavera. >> the original hangs in florence's uffizi gallery. on the right, you'll see a nymph being stalked by hermes. the greek god who escorts the dead to the underworld. look closer. >> flowers and vines are sort of spilling out of her mouth, kind of vomiting flowers and vines. >> remember the 1981 murder where the mutilated young woman was found in a field of

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between craft and art. >> a three-stop intersection here. this gel thing is fascinating me. i don't know how to make it. when people go crazy on craft, that's when it's the most beautiful. they can stretch it. you're going to stick candy to the roof. these people are living out -- >> we're going to do way more. >> this is the creative process. >> that hurts. >> shall we? >> here's what we're doing. these people had as much time as they needed. we don't have that luxury here on "good morning america." we three have 45 seconds each. and all of these tools, very fair. everybody gets the same things. you guys, two of the best chefs we know, will judge. so, should we put 45 seconds on the clock? >> i need some helpers. everybody, right here. i'm going to -- >> ready? someone tell us to go. >> start putting candy. >> ready, set, go. >> come on, guys. >> come on, guys.

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good evening, i'm jeffrey brown. >> warner: and i'm margaret warner. on the "newshour" tonight, we talk with charlayne hunter gault about the legendary south african leader and his nation. >> south africa will only be 20 years old in its democracy next year and they take baby steps and sometimes, as you know, with baby steps they stumble and fall. >> brown: then, with edward snowden still on the run, we examine new revelations about the scope of the government's monitoring of internet activity. >> warner: betty ann bowser reports on provisions in the new health care law that aim to limit the need to rehospitalize medicare patients after they're discharged. >> in the past we simply gave the patient a prescription and hoped for the best. what we are doing is making is making sure that we are in constant contact with the patients after they are sent out. >> brown: marcia coyle wraps up this year's supreme court term and sorts through the key rulings. >> warner: plus, mark shields and michael gerson analyze the

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years, if convicted on all things. >> i can't think of one person who has said this man did not do it. >> so what they say is what about hillary? i mean -- >> but they had a long time to do that. >> we have a smart lawyer here. >> should we do the intros? >> i'm just a simple country lawyer. i don't know the way you do things sequentially or whatever, but i will tell you this, willie. it's so fascinating. >> we've got a great group. >> do we really? >> yeah. >> what's so fascinating is they don't say he's innocent. >> no. >> they all basically say, he's guilty, but what about hillary, right? >> yep. >> two tiers of justice, right? first of all, yes, the obama administration under james comey twice closed the case. that's obama.

branches of government that's actually. >> why can i just ask to either the republicans on this panel, would you rather see this government shutdown end in trump's preferred way, which is terminating the filibuster, or democrats preferred way, which is extending health care? what do you say? >> first of all. >> i'm. >> not a republican. >> sorry. >> what do you. >> what do you say? i want to see what what do. >> you say? >> i read i ran for city council as a democrat in the city of new york. okay? i lost by 100. >> and then i to ask you, what. >> do you say about that? but i'm not. i'm not a i'm a new yorker. >> okay, answer my question. answer my question, then answer. >> my question. labels. you know why we are where we are because of what you just said. i'm going to answer your question, but this is why we are where we are because we've become so partisan. we have become we've forgotten about the people who don't put gas in their car. we've forgotten about the people who can't feed their kids. we're more worried about if. here's why the democrats don't have are not motivated to settle this, because history will say under donald trump, it was the longest government shutdown. so it will be, well, it will be now. >> right? >> we're getting there. >> so we're getting there. so for them, for the democrats ha

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>> he's not very stretchable. congratulations on the film. how did that feel playing as we call it a despicably delicious character? >> i just love -- i think mean people are really funny. and the way steve conrad and ben stiller put this character together was hilarious. and getting to work with them was great. getting to go and be mean in the movie, be the bad guy, is always fun. >> ben stiller, we all think is one of the greats. i wondered how much of what you said or what we see on camera was ad libbed, in the moment. >> yeah, very, very little. it was such a well-written role in such a well-written movie, i wouldn't dare change a word. steve conrad did great job. >> we had the whole cast of "anchorman "here. they were going a very different direction. >> ben gave a take to mess around and do what we wanted. but there was really no need because there was such a great script.

>> jimmy: very good to see you. first of all, i want to tell you, i think the movie was great. >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: you did a really, really great job on it. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and i enjoyed seeing you naked. i know some guys with uncomfortable with it, but i loved it. >> i think any real man would enjoy seeing me naked. >> jimmy: that's right. >> it's been proven time and time again. >> jimmy: in your own personal studies you've been found that? >> yes. it's been doing a 42-year study on that. >> jimmy: when you are naked on a set, like super naked, for how many days were you -- >> we were naked -- jason schwartzman and i were nude for a good two full days. >> jimmy: two full days. >> yeah. >> jimmy: at a certain point do you forget that you're -- >> yes, thank you, thank you very much, and i'm sorry. >> jimmy: does it just become natural? >> yeah, you know what's weird is that we play these two guys who, jason schwartzman and his wife invite us, so taylor she willing from "orange is the new

investigation, in addition to looking to those contacts, is looking at potentially his financial dealings. so this obviously opens up a new avenue for investigators, which could be potentially very troubling for trump and for his family obviously. we're talking about his closest advisor really at the white house, somebody who is playing a key role in particularly dealing with foreign governments in these meetings that they had, in the run-up to the election, after the election and in the early part of the administration. >> when are we gonna hear from jared kushner, adam? >> you know, frankly, i don't know. there was talk he would be speaking to investigators on the hill from the senate intelligence committee. they talked about doing that this month. i've heard that's now been put off. there's an issue of decon fliks,

how many homes do you own, 15, 11? >> homes that i live in or -- >> why to you buy homes if i don't live in them. >> i bought one in newport rhode island that i am concerting to an art museum. and i got this idea -- my favorite museums are things like the frick museum where it is someone's home that you walk through home an garden and you see the art in a very comfortable, natural setting on a much smaller more hue scale. >> reporter: the island of lanai. you love hawaii? >> i love hawaii and lanai is interesting project. there what we will do is turn lanai in to a model for sustainable enterprise.

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[ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, of course. they're murdering people. how's my man jon hamm doing? >> hamm's good. >> jimmy: we love hamm. >> he and i made this show called "the greatest event in television history." >> jimmy: yeah, explain this. how did this come about? >> well, he and i one night were just kind of e-mailing youtube links to each other of opening credits sequences for, like, '80s tv shows that we grew up with, like "magnum, p.i." and "riptide" and all these shows. and after about an hour of it -- >> jimmy: "riptide." >> do you remember "riptide"? >> jimmy: wait. was that, like, two vietnam vets and a robot? >> jimmy: yes. [ laughter ] there was a robot. and they lived on a boat in a yacht harbor. >> jimmy: yeah, and the robot was the funny one. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he would make jokes like, "ha ha." >> yeah. >> jimmy: and, like, yeah. what a weird show! >> he got all the laughs. >> jimmy: he got all the laughs. yeah, they wrote just for the robot. >> joe penny and perry king. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. anyway, let's talk about "riptide" for, like, 40 minutes. >> jimmy: there are some weird shows out there. what was the one -- >> so -- so, after about an hour of e-mailing these back and

in your sunday paper. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest stars along side amy poehler and aziz ansari on nbc's hilarious show "parks and rec," which airs thursdays at 9:30 pm. please welcome a funny man and a talented actor, adam scott, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much. i can't believe the roots just played music for me to walk to. >> jimmy: yeah, isn't that amazing? it happened. >> it's totally amazing. >> jimmy: it is -- it's exciting. yeah. thank you for coming to visit. >> thanks for having me. >> jimmy: i'm a big fan of yours. >> likewise. i'm a huge fan of this show. >> jimmy: thank you. you're in nyc right now working on a movie? >> i am. yeah. it's called "friends with kids." my friend jen westfeldt is directing it -- >> jimmy: oh yeah. >> -- and starring in it. jon hamm, kristen wiig, maya rudolph are --

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President Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer held a joint press conference at the end of President Trump's second official state visit to the United Kingdom, where they talked about the importance of the alliance between the U.S. and the U.K., and of the $42 billion tech trade deal signed during the visit. They also took questions on the ongoing efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war and the split between the U.S. and U.K. over whether to recognize the Palestinian state as well as the state of free speech in both countries. President Trump talked publicly about ABC's suspension of late-night host Jimmy Kimmel, following remarks he made in the wake of the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Sponsor: White House

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President Trump announced the headquarters for the Space Force, also known as Space Command, will be relocated to Huntsville, Alabama. The Biden Administration had changed the original awarding of the base from Huntsville to Colorado, but the Trump administration reverted that decision back to Alabama. Trump was joined by the Alabama Congressional delegation and took questions from reporters. He addressed a multitude of topics, including sending National Guard troops to Chicago and appealing a recent court decision on his tariffs to the Supreme Court. Sponsor: White House

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Vice President JD Vance delivered remarks at a commercial refrigeration facility in Peachtree City, Georgia, promoting the GOP's tax and spending cuts bill, officially known as One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Vance promoted some of the bill's provisions, such as its tax exemptions for tips and overtime pay. He then spoke out against Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff (GA), who faces reelection in the 2026 midterms. Moreover, Vance touched on the Trump administration's crackdown of crime in Washington, DC, and the federal takeover of the district's police. Sponsor: White House | Office of the Vice President

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President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky talked to reporters before their Oval Office meeting to discuss an end to the Russia-Ukraine war. The meeting followed President Trump's summit in Alaska with Russian President Putin. Sponsor: White House

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President Trump signed a proclamation commemorating the 90th anniversary of the Social Security Act. The president says the proclamation will help to protect Social Security. The Act was originally signed in 1935 by then President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Following the signing he answered several questions from reporters including questions on his upcoming summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin. President Trump said, "We are going to see what happens," then added that he is really looking forward to their second meeting which he said will include Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The president also commented on efforts to curb crime in Washington, DC. Sponsor: White House

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President Donald Trump announced a federal takeover of Washington, DC's police department and that around 800 National Guard troops would be deployed in DC. These actions happened as Trump pledged to crack down on crime in the nation's capital, despite DC's government, the FBI, and news sources reporting a decline in crime in recent years. The president has control of federal law enforcement agencies, including the FBI and U.S. Park Police. Trump also said service members would be deployed to assist federal authorities and the National Guard "if necessary." Moreover, Trump mentioned the possibility of "land-swapping" in regard to his upcoming meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on negotiations to end the Russia-Ukraine war. Trump was joined by Attorney General Pam Bondi, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, FBI Director Kash Patel, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, and U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro. Sponsor: White House

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The McCain Institute held a discussion on the possibilities for U.S.-Russia relations after the Russia-Ukraine War. A panel made up of members from the McCain Institute's Russia Task Force discussed several topics including the importance of the NATO alliance, expanding the U.S. defense budget, Russia working with other U.S. adversaries and the president implementing sanctions on countries who support Russia amid the Russia-Ukraine war. Sponsor: McCain Institute for International Leadership

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